Homefront Stories

Here is the 2nd Arsenal Book featuring Blitzø's Ultimate Merged-Verse Group/The B.U.M-V.G. from both Mines and @JeymisPeixoto's "Blitzo's Multiversal Journey" Book Series (aka The CrossHero-Verse) on Wattpad.

Leonardo is having doubts about his skills as a Ninja after witnessing tactics he hasn't seen before. The only logical explanation is to learn from a true Master (or at least someone who didn't learn solely by a book). Meanwhile, Bebop and Rocksteady aren't doing so well. Wonder why? 2k14/16 Ninja Turtle Universe. Please read "Somewhere In China" beforehand.

History case studies and revision

In the second part to the New Dawn trilogy, Sam and the Volunteers continue their fight for freedom with new allies and hardships. Just a note guys that I have nothing against Asia, I just thought it would be a cool idea to make WW3 between America and China, as there are lots of theories that stress war between these country's could be possible! Also, let me know if there are any spelling mistakes or grammar issues!

This Book will basically be showing some Newer Ideas along with the Remake Ideas for @NightingaleMachina (formerly known as "BlazeSaber00" on a Old Account before it was deleted) on Wattpad.

HomeFront Aftermath When Batman tried to contact his protege,all he got is static.Same with the other team members.Justice League,batfamily and Terry McGinnis head to the cave immediately after receiving Robin's distress call.

When a young girl's Father is torn from her life, her and her mother struggle to cope with the missing piece in their life. This short story explores sadness through the lens of a young girl and her mother's diary entries. A mix of the young girl's struggles with her slightly neglecting mother and her methods of dealing with loss, this short story will put you through an emotional journey.

"...A time when the United States is what we fight for..." The occupants of the Grisham Hall boarding house were no strangers to the war effort. Brothers, cousins, old flames, and current sweethearts have been wrenched from their grasp, the only contact to their stolen loved ones is military-grade pencils and scraps of paper. Estelle prides herself on her mind for numbers but a usurper from her past rears his russet head and threatens to steal her thoughts every chance he gets. Bessie has been searching for a home in every patron in that cafe but she's left seeing his face everywhere she looks. Constance hears her lover's voice on the wind, finding quiet in the graveyard shift of the machine shop. Margaret refuses to admit defeat but the distance between her letters and her love grows wider each day. Jeannette has read many stories about tragic heroes. Her childhood friend has told tales of his plans for wealth and ending the war on his own. She just hopes she has a chance to do her part first.

16-year-old Cole Jackson struggles to navigate a rising conflict between the good, law-abiding citizens of Atlanta, Georgia, and the widely feared neo-Nazi terror cell. The law disintegrates as Atlanta is thrown into anarchy by the ambitious neo-Nazis. Cole is faced with a difficult moral dilemma: roll-over and submit to the Nazis, or disregard his mother's moral code and fight the terrorists who dare threaten his home.

Their average age was twenty-five. They came from Berkeley, Cambridge, Paris, London, Chicago—and arrived in New Mexico ready for adventure, or at least resigned to it. But hope quickly turned to hardship as they were forced to adapt to a rugged military town where everything was a secret, including what their husbands were doing at the lab. They lived in barely finished houses with P.O. box addresses in a town wreathed with barbed wire, all for the benefit of a project that didn’t exist as far as the public knew. Though they were strangers, they joined together—adapting to a landscape as fierce as it was absorbing, full of the banalities of everyday life and the drama of scientific discovery. And while the bomb was being invented, babies were born, friendships were forged, children grew up, and Los Alamos gradually transformed from an abandoned school on a hill into a real community: one that was strained by the words they couldn’t say out loud, the letters they couldn’t send home, the freedom they didn’t have. But the end of the war would bring even bigger challenges to the people of Los Alamos, as the scientists and their families struggled with the burden of their contribution to the most destructive force in the history of mankind. THE WIVES OF LOS ALAMOS is a novel that sheds light onto one of the strangest and most monumental research projects in modern history. It's a testament to a remarkable group of women who carved out a life for themselves, in spite of the chaos of the war and the shroud of intense secrecy.

September 1939. Before the Second World War starts, fourteen-year-old Sybil Vaughn is sent away on one of the first transports out of the city. Despite the apparent importance of it all, Sybil believes she'll be back home in a week and doesn't even say goodbye to her Mum. On arrival in the country, Sybil is billeted with the Goodwin's, a couple in search of some help on their family farm. With Sybil not really fitting the bill, she works to prove herself to both of them. Along the way, she happens to find out a lot more about herself, too. (C)Spruce_Goose

Y/n L/n, trained at age 15, participated in acts of revolution at 19, captured at age 20, escaped, not before killing the high officers in the prison and causing a riot, served until the end of the revolution, which was age 27, liberated America, her service in the revolution were crazy, kill, save and watch her fellow revolution friends die in front of her, she now lives in Arizona, away from the once known battlefield of the revolution, bound to memories of the past, she only seeks to end it all...or continue it, and help in another world Join as y/n and watch her lead a Revolution against the power hungry nations of remnant ( EXPERIMENTAL BOOK, NO UPDATES )

In the middle of war between axis powers and the allies, women at home are working hard. Francis Ann is a prime example. With her fiancé overseas in France with the British troops, she is left to deal with the home front. As a nurse in the infirmary, she sees the life-long effects soldiers are left with. One day, she meets James. A British soldier suffering with extreme injuries, leaving him unable to walk. Tragedy brings them closer together, but how can Francis resist his charm. With the constant pressure to be a proper housewife by her in-laws and the battle ragging on, Francis Ann must choose what will make her happy.

Britain in the 1930s; a novel inspired by real events. Emily falls passionately in love with working class Walter, despite fierce opposition from her class conscious father. She sees marriage as a partnership of equals and resolves to elope to escape such a male dominated society. Emily's actions will see her struggle to survive the subsequent devastation brought about by the war, as she and her four year old son are thrown into the midst of danger and death. The family experience rationing and the terror of bombing. Their air raid shelter is destroyed by a direct hit. When Walter volunteers for the army, Emily and her son are evacuated to a rat infested cottage in a farming community near Hebden Bridge. The war changes Walter into an efficient army officer who demands to be obeyed. Emily worries that she might have a rival for his affections. How can she restore their loving relationship? The Girl Who Disappeared is a moving love story about one woman's enduring resilience, a story full of quiet humour and surprising twists and turns.

After the tragic passing of his wife, Mark Myers ends up enlisting in the Army. At the height of World War 2, he crosses paths with Scarlett Franks, an Army nurse, who is also mourning the loss of her husband. Together, will they help be able to help each other heal, and find love again? Or will the deadly conflict tear them apart for good?

This is just the episode Homefront in Young Justice season 1. I'd recommend that you watch the series and episode before you read this book. Disclaimer: I do not own Young Justice or any of its characters!